Elephants

The elephants' bonds with their loved ones are enduring. In between, the elephants do various original amorous gestures. They quickly form ties with others since they are quite social. The lovers can sense their love through the passionate touches and embraces. The most obvious indication of their love is the intertwined trunks. Elephants were discovered to have relationships throughout their lives.

These sensitive creatures have families, which range from grandparents to aunts and uncles. They have a strong belief in the love and tradition of the family. Elephant pregnancies last about 22 months. Children and even family members who have been hurt are cared for by the female elephants. Thus, the ecosystems place a special value on these adorable mammals.

They exhibit remarkable compassion for other animals, just as they do for their own families. Elephants' highly evolved brains thus balance their emotional characteristics. Even when a loved one passes away, they are capable of crying. While preserving their own culture and traditions, they also maintain a deep love for their families.